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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-30
HARDLY CONSISTENT.


"1s this consistent with truth and credi-
bility?" asked the court. III you find
that Fulgraf was bribed, and that $500, 600
was raised by Kerr and Foahay, and you
come to the conclusion that that sum was
not raised for the purposes WHICH ap-
pear Oh the books Of the ROAD,
and that that sum really went
to the corruption Of the !, Board
Of Aldermen-if you find this to be go and
you have abundant direct and circum-
stantial evidence on that point, and you
believe that K err and Foshay did this and
concealed it from Mr.. Sharp, ii you find
they did this because Of their own interest
and notwithstan'ding the farereater benefits
which Mr.. Sharp was to reap from it and
Mr.. Sharp was ignorant, then you must
acquit hi.a.5 s.!'F. .g1.l
The Judge Instructed the jury that they
must not bs influenced by the prisoners
age or infrmity, nor by the fact that be
did not take the stand in his own defense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-30
Columbus Pulling Up.

Special Dhpatch to tx Intellt0eneer. II n.
\ COLUMBUS. June 20.-Col1mbus won
the third consecutive game from Kalama.
200 to-day and came near shutting the
Michigan men o1t. Stephens, tho new
Columbus pitcher, was invincible and the
support was strong. Score; "a. d
~ :, Innings .::.......... ! 2s4gt e,75aSa
KsIamssi.''.,,.:::. KsIamssoG.rr''.:s... . 3 i ]
Runs earned-Oolumbus, Y; Kalamazoo,
!. Base columbus, II; Kalamazoo,
Z. Two base hits-Columbus, 8. Three
base hits-Columbus, @. Errors- -Colum-
bus, 2; kalamazoo, 3. Umpite-Allsn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-30

CoRRoBoRAT1vE TESTIMONY.
The testimony corroborativo OF Fulgraff
was then divulged. Judge Barrett be-
lieved that it had been clearly
shown that Fulgraff was bribed. Who
bEibed him?. If the jury believed that De
Lacy bribed him with, $4,000, then OF
course the Jury must ask immediately who
bribed .DeLacy, Tor no one can suppose
that DsLacy bribed him on his own ac-
count, for he derived no benefit from the
passage OF the franchise. Any person who
was bshind DeLacy, who aided
or abetted in bribing Fulgrafr,
WAS as guilty as DeLacy. In
conspiracy esch one is an a2snt and each
a principal. The story Of the issuance OF
the $5OO,O0 worth OF bonds was recalled
by the court. The last Of the money was
raised the day before the meeting OF the
committee. The money was in
large bills and go large sum Of
money was unavailable in itself.
The prosecution connected all these
circumstances. The money was never de.
posted, no entries were made on the
books OF the company accounting in de-
tail for the disposition Of that money until
o year afterwards, aud the prosecution
thought this was proof Of guilt. There
were no buildings erected, or land pur.
chased that year, and when there wore
they we're paid out OF another fund.
There was discrepancy between the
value Of 800 horses at $l25 each, and the
s237 900. which was the sum entered on
the books as having been paid Tor them.
Although Mr.. Sharp says he received that
sum from Mr.. Foahay in bills, this does
not show what be did with it; 30 with
another item Of $57, 900. - -i..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-21

Trials of Speed to be Conducted under the Auspices
of the Directors of the State Agricultural Society
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-21
.'THE OZARK"
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Store.
CORNER OPPOSITE Z. B. RAILS.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.
A. LIVINGSTON, AGENT.

WHOLESALE DEPARTMEST-1 have re-
opened at the abo We named place with a
full stock of the Standard Brands of
Wines, Whiskies, Brandies, tc., to be
had in the San Francisco Market; also
imported Ales and Porters; San Fran
cisco Stock Ale and Porter; Milwaukee,
Boca and Carson Beers; California Clar-
ct and White Wines; n fact, complete
stock in detail il the line OF business,
which will sell in quantities to suit.
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT ex cels any in
Nevada; nothing but the very choicest
placed before patrons.
LUNCHES A SPECIALITY.
All kinds OF Sandwiches at all hours.
Call and see me. AL orders promptly
attended to. aug6
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-21

The State Agricultural Society Established in Accordance
with Act of the Legislature of the State of Nevada entitled
provide the and control of
agricultural Society of the State March 1885,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-21
Members of the State Board of Agriculture

L. J. FLINT, Washoe Co.
B. f. LEETE, Washoe Co.
p, III. MULCAHY, Washoe Go.
AL. WHITE, Washoe Co.
JOHN p. SwEENY, Ormsby Co.
L. B. RICKEY, Douglas Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-05-21

G. C. PowNING, Washoe Co.
ALVARo EVANS, Washoe Co.
THEo. WINTERS, Washoe Co.
F. DANGBERG, Douglas Co.
w. S. BAILEY, Churchill Co.
Jos. MARZEN, Humboldt Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
HMAILPNX.
ak CASES oF THE BREAD pIsFAsR RE-
PoRTKp To THE san FRANCIsco
noARD OF HEALTH.

ak cAsvs or THE DREAD pfsFAsE RE-
PozTKp To THE SAN FRAsoTsco
BOARD or HEALTH.
SAN FRAxcIsoo, June ls.-Ihs health
officers fsand SIX American laeorers af-
aioted With smallpox IN the vicinity OF
the Paciio Mail dock this morning.
the cansaQion was spread by the Ohi
nanen released on habeaa CORPUS from
he steamship City OF New York.
sAN FRAScIsco, June ls.-1he si1
sases Of smallpox reported to the koard
~ Health once are those Of children
raneiaC from two years up 20 ak. In
addition 10 these, the residents OF ths
infected locality insist that there arr
tWs more knOWn Gases. one being
ehfld and the ether that OF q grown
uosnan. the mother ef OCs of the siss
children.
The fact that The cEses are all within
a short distance Of Zach other. and not
a blo,k distant from the Pacific Mail
1osE. ana that she thildSn have
been 10 she habit Of playing Ia the
s1reea With the others In she same
caseh boghood makes it more then Prob
shls thai adaitisnal eases viii be dis
sc~ersd within The next fsw days. In
! s~srs sasa the disease exists 10 The FAM
~ a thsss t3peshorsmea % labor
-. IA ether paRasities who have
haA businsss At The faeiA atAai doea
1nTtnv ths time the chinese 9ere land
"a frsal ths Infected steamed 0aeate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
FR0M VTCrORIA.
INTERESTING COLLECTION OF NEWS IrEMs
HK0ARDIao CANADIAN AFRAIRs AND
LOCAL OCCURRENCES.


RKaARDIa0 CANADIAN AFRAfRs AND
LOCAL OCCURRENCES.
VICreRIA June ia special from
OttowA says that the sentence Of
5hearsF, Who murdered j. Il.
Murine al the New Westminster
wharf, Cn the 10Th Of June, and
Eas sentenced 10 be hanged July 6th,
aaa been oommuted to imprisOnmehi
TOR life.
Sir John Macdonald spoke Of the
,tatsmsnt or the fishery question on
Friday nieht. He said the Government
vouid firmly hold their TiRhts on the
ealing question. The BFitiss Govern
nent is hrmly upbOldiBR the Canadian
tights and nothing can be done without
Oanada's consent. The opposition ap
olauded the PromieF's statements all
thFoagh.
Major Murray, Who suieided at Sap
Francisco, was In Victoria for about
fooF months. He left huFFiedly, ieav
inc bshind Q young lady 10 whom hs
vas engaged 10 be married. HIS iden
tity here was also enveloped In mystery
The Inquest on the Nanaimo disaster
was continued again since Thursday
No deoisioa has yet been arrived at
thoash the evidence seems to point thai
the explosion was caused by coal dnst.
Dunsmuir, President Of the IslanC
Railway. yesterday Informed deputa
ton Of the City Council that be woult
bring the railway int the heart Of th'
city and build bridge over ViotoFi'
Arm and make 10 free forever TO thI
city. The offer is received With genera
conmendation for the generosity.
Preparations are complete for tn
iubilee celebration in Victoria. The
compFiss 9 navAl sham battle. illnmina
tIon Of the feet on Tuesday, Wednes
day q regatta and illumination Of ths
VIctssia arm. which promises 70 b
grand in the extreme.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
aUuKK.s ITHILKE-

.ox.x rxnsoNAaxs AssEnsI.sso A.
wrNpsa8 10 Bs FkRsENT AZ TaE 70
uTIrK CEREMONIES - AMERICAN
AND 0THEB GUESTS.
IaEpas, Iaee ls--The iosloStHe
roTal percentages also arrived 70 toe
.,nr.s "a tie day: Area Dake kndolph,
CreTn Priaee of Austria. Priace EAFn-
"a ara PFincess AlaxandiFin. Of eaxe
0-h1rS assha art Prlnee Hsnry, Of
Pro-. sseond ssn Of the Croun Primes,
30 arrived eth an eseost of s<Fsr
s.-s,,,sr tarpedo boAss. tbs King s1d
oas-n of Belgian, Prince Gassave. ths
Sro~u Prizos of Sssstsu. Priaos CAi
49, he heiF apyaysnt Of the ssx'
WstmaT. Monss0Dos haso, : EilA. Pc
lal pApAl envoy, Slh effiVe sosoa ~.
Tns GermAn Crown PFinne Gne n.
esgllS ars ths eussss et TIE Qsesn q
n .e3sor OAsala, ubsrs TIE royal Sisisor
Are eaioytaR . SalA tialA
ne FssIsVisR A@sFssans VII siaenE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
THE QUEENS JUBILEE.
Close OF the Reichstag and
other German Matters in
the Gable Letter.
fsais Robbery IN Texas-shsrt Para
graphs frsm Victoria Chicago III
ehaaee-The Worlds BaToon-
shipping Isesgns Fire on
Goat Islasd.
THE REfczsTAG o9ECLUDEs TTs WORK AND
THR MgaBKRs DrsPKRsG wTrH THREE
cHKKRa FoR THE EMPEROR.


Copyright Iss7 5y the Ysv York
associated Press
BERLTN, June le.-Ths Rsichssag hav-
Ing today diaposed Of all business re-
manning ON the notice paper, Herr Won
6oetticber read an Imperial messaQs
closing the sssaion. TIE message ex-
pressed the grateful appreciation With
1hich the Emperor regarded The labors
md decisions Of the Reichstae, which
BY their defense Of the Empire end its
financial position acquired that strength
and solidity which we're the pri-
mary conditions Of the Empires gen.
5rai development.
The message concluded as follows:
"You have By your diligence and faith
fui isbSrs justified the confidence with
shieh the country sent you here 10 0r-
Ser to promote and assure its welfare
aud peace"
wien the reading of the Imperial
message vas concluded the members
WpaFated With three cheers for The Em-
peTor. Last weeks work in ths Rsich-
staa was notable for the celebrity and
dispatch with which the business vas
disposed Of, the members showing de-
Iidsd desire 10 conclude their labors
snd dispsrae for the holidays.
The ReiehsdHzeigsr says that the pro-
zresa of the Emperor toward recovery,
" was 10 be expected under the circ1m-
alancea, ia slow but yet Noticeable. His
Majesty has latteTiy been able to leave
his bed for day and has frequently re-
Bived verbal reports OF State matters.
Nevertheless. be will require great care
und res. in the fatuFe. Tie language
his announcement, though guarded,
suggests Is that the time has come when
he Emperor must pass away forever
from active public duties. since his
present illness set in thousands Of per
IONS have daily been in waiting before
be palace in the hope that His Majesty
miRht appear 81 the window to receive
their hOnaRe, bat be has not once been
able TO do 30. He IL lifted from bis bed
70 q chair, and In going thence to bear
reports Il Supported into the Cabinet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19

iee daollse csremonisl on Tussday;
saEes kusssll Lowell. GansrAl LlgtoB,
Onsted states MinisteF - AnBkFia, whr
9rrlse4 tooAs, James O. Blaina. 6snatol
Rae, Senator MoPherson und Perry
beimoss. Ths Marquis Of Saitsbary. q
re oaHen's command. has requested
Ainisesr Phelps 30 astend 81 Backing.
han Psl1ee on Monday 70 rsesivs Pres
lcs1e Cisseiakd's Jabilss eanRFaiala
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19

Az ANNOUNCEMENT FBON EEksaAv a cl
rs1T cEKArEs 80 coMMEEIs
WHkTTyFn

Az ANNOUNCEMENT FBON KERsHAw a cl
Fs1T cEKArEs 50 coMMENTs
CaICA01, Jane Is. = The follOEins
communication was Fsad At The opsniap
q Change today:
Litigation Of vari0as kinds has In
terfered with sscuriag the faporabls SET
tlsment of eur Affairs thas sssaaa pFae.
ticabls. Negotiations are ssill psudinR
With . possibility of Eacsees. but if nol
oonsommated todsy Q meeting Of cur
creditors IL requested u $50 e'ciaok 70
day % reselvs statement Il our affAirs,
80 close as can be detained up to thSi
time, and for them 10 take sach scsion
a. they see &c.
(Si9ned) @. J. KKRsHAw 4 Co."
The notice created no comment what
ever.
Jaly wheat opened at 72l<. June 7I5<.
HKATT FAILURE ANNOUNCED.
CaIcAao, Juae l8.-R. L. Issbh a 90 =,
Of the beard OF Treds. eonmissi0n
nlsrohants. failed this morning. The
amount of the failure IL probably BE-
tween 81. 200 and $4,000. Tho smash
Is the result Of the break in the wheat
corner.
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rRAuS aonREaY.
ANNorHER BSLD ROBBERY ON TIE SOUTH
EAs PACIFIC N TKxAs-RAssKN9ERs
RKIIRyFp CT THKIk xALuAHLEa

ANNorHEK BDLD Robbery ON TIE SOUTH
EAs PACIFIC IN IKxAs-fAssKN9ERs
RxIIKvED CT THKIE yALuAKLEa.
GAIyESroz, Jane 1s.-A report has
lost reached here that an east b0sne
CAlafornia cypress on TIE Soutbern Ps-
ciic RailFsad Gas robbed 81 3 q N
near piatonia. about 50 miles east The
san Antonio express ear Was robbed
bat nobo i. y Was killed It - FumoFed
that the robbers secured $4,000.
As the train dreE pp Ai She atAtsOr
two men with drawn reV0iyers mounted
the engine, covered ,he engineer and
forced him 70 pgil the train 10 IN opeu
prairie, where there we're sight oF ten
men armed With winehsste1 Fifss. Ths
two robbers on the eneine stood guard
over the uan At the throttle while tht
others venf thF0agb the mail. express
and passenger sara Nearly al The pas
sen0srs we're asleep aad wsrs anavAr'
Of what was Roing On gHfti they Nefs
aroasad bF she robbeFs. All the passen
QeFs vers relieved of their valaablss
ID d dlfiIealt 10 form any estimate 81 IL
uaonsy and isveiTy seoared. It . piaceC
Al aboat &5o0o. Iee express ear AMI
ooaches wers also gone throagh. bat ths
amouss pf money tAksn d u1knO0u
The total amoant seeared = now paaoet
q SIeh10 Tha wh9se esantgy d
aso1ssa. several poas9s have Z sse u
ssareAsd % ne robbers.
pxTHcTivs AT wOAx.
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r. R I e ID
~ THE
CRUCIBLE.


About twenty years aso discovered htiis
sore on my oheek. and tse doctors pfO0ouneed
u eancer have tried = numior Of physicians,
bat without FecslviBs Auy permanent bensii.
Among ll,e number were one On two specialists
Ths nssdieias they applied was like nre 70 ths
sore. causing infense pain. saw a htate1neat
m the papers telling what 8 8 s had done foe
Others similarly aniicted. procured Si
once. Before had used the ssooaa bottle tbs
nesghbors could notice that my cancer was
healing up ny general health had been lsasi
for two or three years-I bad backing cough
and spit blood contlnnaIiy. ! bad a sewers
pan IN my breazL After taxing siE bottles o.
B 8 s. my cough isfs ms and grew ssosisf
taAn I had been Tor several ysarA NJ esnee'
has heaIsd over al bus little spot shout fhs
slss Of half dime, and Il Is rapidly diNappeaF
ina. would advise svery ons vith cancer q
give s. p q q f4if triAL
MAS. NANCY ,. NeCoSAU0HEY,
Ashs Gross. TigDecazov Co, LAD
Fsb y. -
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mSGaymn DemSnsaFnaIsa. I.

Nxw YoAE, June ls.-fhe AeGlynn
ptFads and massmeetina, the puFposs Of
which wAs 70 protest against the action
OF Archbishop CaFFigan and The eecse-
siastiaal a1tkoritiss at Rena against
Df. MslSiynn, took psAes tonight. 10
hss heen given 0ut THAI af least 10000
msn . Q aid be Ia iins. bat not over 6ls0
appeared iu ihe paTAds. ead about l0oOo
lisie1od 10 she spseehss IN .Uniou
sqaArs. TIE Csuteai Labor UniOn and
he Anti Poverty soeisty formed The
largest fsprsssntaiion- 4 nanbsf Of
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aea,e., nav tn t,htrava

CRlcAeo, June Is --YssGorday was the
hottest day tbis eity has experienced
since the dry season AZ 1881 The
thsrmometsF registered 81 IN the shade
At 3. n. LAss years highest vas gs.
Only tee Deaths from sansfroke we're
reported yesterday, bot the people we're
pFOssEated By the force Of The heat. To-
day bids fair 10 suFpAss that Of yasteF.
day. Ths swelteFinR eitiEsns, however,
are locking forward 10 the speedy arri-
val Of The cold wave which ia eaid 10 be
approaehing from fks northwest.
ulgh HssaFaaee Raaes.
sAN RaANcgsoo. June Is - Bat q feu
vssasis engaged 10 the Arctic fisheries
this seaRoa ePe insaEsd. and none % the
San FFn0oisos sailing vessels are, Tbs
reason u the high rates asked hy she
iDsuranse comp tnies On sAiiinR vessels.
The rates are u per cent. Al these rates
the oWners prefer to hold their oxn
giaks. TIE ID per esnt. rata u ghele
shipa are gone q year, bat the owners
aust gusKantee - PER cent. and KAy Il
II the vessel is svay only six months
Ths insnrAnos me1 say thai they have
Suffered heavy iosees in p4st aaaaonl
and they make the rates high hseaaMs
they take pore hasaraoss sisA.
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ulsh IssuEaaes Rases.
FIoeIls % mamRAFT.

PEsEa, Iass Is--Ths aoods in Hnn-
raFy are snhsidinR. The towns % MAKO
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FauADELHIA, June 1s.-Henfy V.
Leslie, the defanltinR Secretary Of the
ChssspeAks aad DslewaKe Canal Con-
panY, uho with J. A. L. Wilson. the
fornsr Cashier Of the same Company,
fed from this city iu the early part Of
July last year With large sam belonR
ina 10 this Company, vas taken into
ensts&g at nsO1 tsday a1d iooked up for
hearing. lie he'd lately rstuFDed here
and vas IN hiding. The dsfaioalioB
il aocouats WAs tfb0Oa Of which
f6liz0 gaz represented on over lsS1es
al tks OompAngs bonds an1 - 600 IN
I,shigh valley hSilFOrd bosds snd 81.
coo cash abssFaosed By . maDivalation
Of The bsoks,
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s~ins speetae Il eatiFsly vegetahie, and
seems 70 eurs cAserrs ~ forcing out ths iH1pa
rsflea from the blood. Treatise On BLOOD ani
skia Ds-sasss mailed free.
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DpHEIx, June l8-PsteF Troy, who
Gas arrested at Qaeenstown on snspic-
Ton Of bringing explosives from New
York, bat WhO claims thzi the oOutents
az the bon taken FROM him are toy rock
eta, h still eon1ned 10 prison. EKpeFts
aeclins - certify that tie explosives are
NOS danasEoaa. An inapect0g Of en-
piosisss has been summened 10 invest
aale the matter.
MereIy Preseatea AmsFiean FFtenas.
PAHIs. June 1s.-it has tFsnspired that
shs Unitsd States Minister has nat De-
manasd he release by ths French Gov
sramsnt Of Blson R1ymSnd niilisFe
who uAa recently placed " q lnnatio
asyl1m By his relatives Aasiane
merely presented tN0 ADerioaG fFisBds
who had asked 10 zee B1rsn Siliiere.
AmssheF SBeisTy Ter fhs Thistis.
LESBOS, Juns l&-The Faes between
the ThiStls and tAs iFex. arranged By
tie Merssy Yacht Oiab. ts0k place 70
dsy, and tke Ihistte addsd apotteg 70
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O..ssa's Hsas. ., u. wsIls. F.rsO
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sAx DIEoo. June ls.-Ths steamer
Carlos Pacheeo, which left San Diego
last Sunday IN poFsuit OF the slOop Lou,
suspected Of taking out a large Invoice
Of merchandise for Smuggling Into
Lower California, returned this morn
inc having eaptaFed the LSa ~ San
Domingo, about 900 miles south of San
Diegl. The customs oftioers who board
ed the Loo found large alrRO Of mis-
oellaneous oontrabsnd mefohaDdise
aboard in charge Of Captain Porter, the
owner, and one man- They we're taken
prisoners and the cargo vas o0nhsoated.
While at anehoF In Santa Rosalia Bay
one night the captain Of the si9op man
aeed 10 get aboard his craft, alp her
cable and 10 iy before The Wind. His
escape vas not discovered for an hour
when tbe c1stOms offieiais concluded
not 70 70 after tbe sl0op. The snug.
elsd goods we're landed 81 EnssFada.
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VIII Vet Contest

MnwAuKKE, June Is Mrs. Alexander
N MitehelI has deeided not 10 contest the
will Of her husband. Hhe thus receives
800 600 10 cash and $50 900 annually
dnrinR her life,
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Dimcalt PursaIi

BKSscN "a. T). jane lS.-Tha
weather has been 30 warm daring the
past two days that the troops could
indians. A report from Wilcox last
evening says that Indians we're ssen Ia
S1lphur Springs valley last Wednesday
IN the vicinity of Heokef's ranch, with
troops from Fort Grandia In puranit.
feamsteFs hauling freight 20 SaR Carlos
report the indians en- the reservation
tmp1dens and aggressive and appaT-
entity anxious 20 leave the reservation.
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San Francisco, Jane iS.--rhis morn.
ina at Ii O'Clock hre vas noticed in ths
brush on Goat Island, opposite this
city. 1t will be remembered that On
recent ArboE Day the school children Of
this city and oakland combined, and
Josquin Miller. II Is now believed that
all these shrubs will be destroyed. The
fhe light house and wharf can be ehved.
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Baggage ExamIned.

Du5Ln, June IS. - The baggage
Of all the passengers on the steamer
OophaIias, which arrived at Q seeDs.ovp
today from Boston, was examined min.
usely by the customs officers IN The
presence Of Detectives and uniformed
police, the object bsine 10 prevent ans
explosive materials being landed. The
names and address Of all The passengers
uho Ieft the steamer we're noted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19

PARTs. jane ls-rne Chamber OF
Deputies passed clause nrss OF the
Army Bill, declaring Il the duty Of every
frsnchman TO perform military service.
n. Demany WithdfeS his resignation
es he presented the AFmy Bill 10 tie
committee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
CeRee Market.

NEw York, Jans ls.--There was an-
other sharp decline in the ccffee ex-
change this morning, and for while IL
looked as II repetition Of yesterdays
big drop was imminent. July coffee
declined abont ons-hslf during the first
hour, bat sitter that the market rallied
and better feeling prevailed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
ConvIcsIsa Alarmed

NEw YORK, June ls.-The Supreme
Court today sfiirDed the conviction OF
John 0'Nsil, ono OF the Doodle Alder
men, who is in Sing Sing for accepting
bribe to vote for the BroasEay rail-
road franchise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19

ST.. LOUIS. June ia telegram from
the Worlds balloon correspondent Duffy
says they we're compelled TO land ~
Hoffman, near Oentralia, Illinois, AZ S:l5
last night. Aeronaut Moore received Q
very painful Injury before starting yes
terday. This and the giving out Of the
gas were the causes assigned for the de-
scent. None of the other occupants
were injured and the bsloon was Sc
onreIy anchored without tesr.
Professor Hem says The balloon At
tanned height Of l6, 600 feet above the
surface of the earth yesterday, at $50
o. IN. This is the highest on record In
America. II 'zsu SAYS the trip, which
was full of exciting incidents, was sci
sntifiealIy succeaaful.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19
weekly Bank slatemeat.

New YoRK, June ls.-lhe weekly
statement Of the associated banks
shows the following changes: Reserve
increase. &l96.o00. Tbe banks now bold
81 Gle, coo 10 excess Of the legal rule.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-19

PTrTsBUR0. Juns ls.-The arst train
ever rua wsst OF tbs Allegheny Mona
tains With Grade petroleum as the only
fuel. was a mail trBia wesa 90 The Penn
sglvania road. which arrived here last
night.